Spire Gemini SP986B1-V2-2P Heatsink Review Spire's Gemini SP986B1-V2-2P heatsink is a minor variation on the popular Eclipse II tower heatsink design, the most notable difference being a novel bifurcated fin stack. To 'bifurcate' means to split into two... so in other words, the fin stack is split down the middle and the fin edges are closed off so air can only pass through the heatsink from front-to-back.	Date: Sep 08, 2011 Model No.: Gemini SP986B1-V2-2P Rating:
Spire Thermax Eclipse II SP984B1-V2 Heatsink Review Standing 155mm tall, the Thermax Eclipse II heatsink weighs 822 grams and ships with two 120mm fans. Only one fan needs to be installed (default configuration), but if you think two fans are better than one be prepared for a moderately loud outcome. Both 120mm fans are non-PWM, so they rotate at a fixed 2200RPM all the time.	Date: May 12, 2010 Model No.: Eclipse II SP984B1-V2 Rating: 764455
Spire Thermax II Exposed Heatpipe Heatsink Review In this review Frostytech is testing the just released Spire Thermax II heatsink, and if you can find it for an affordable price you should find it thermally satisfying.	Date: Dec 23, 2008 Model No.: Thermax II Rating:
Spire Fourier IV SP607B3C Heatsink Review Spire's Fourier IV SP607B3-C is a heavy heatsink, and it installs with very secure mounting hardware that is quite inconvenient.	Date: Sep 04, 2007 Model No.: Fourier IV SP607B3C Rating:
Spire DiamondCool II SP741B3 AMD Athlon64 Heatsink Review The DiamondCool II SP741B3 is one of those heatsinks that's just hard to peg at first glance. It's a hefty AMD Athlon64 heatsink made of copper for sure, and copper means it has to be good right?	Date: Apr 25, 2006 Model No.: DiamondCool II SP741B3 Rating:
Spire VertiCool II SP601B3 AMD Athlon64 Heatsink Review Gimicks and flashy chrome plated parts are absent on the Spire VertiCool II SP601B3 save for a UV reactive "Spider-Fan" frame.	Date: Apr 24, 2006 Model No.: VertiCool II SP601B3 Rating:
Spire Verticool SPA49B0 Socket A Heatsink Review A single 80x25mm fan forces air through a stacked array of aluminum fins, connected to the lower half of the heatsink by two "U" shaped 6mm diameter copper heatpipes.	Date: May 01, 2005 Model No.: Verticool SPA49B0 Rating:
Spire SPA04B4 WhisperRock IV Copper Core Heatsink The inward curve of the heatsink means that noise levels can be kept under control with the large 35mm thick fan above, while still maintaining the profile necessary to make it mountable.	Date: Dec 27, 2003 Model No.: SPA04B4 WhisperRock IV Rating:
Spire SP411C5 QuieTude II Heatsink Review At 300RPM the SP411C5 is good in the noise department, but at higher temperatures it can get somewhat loud.	Date: Sep 01, 2003 Model No.: SP411C5 Rating:
Spire SP420B8 CopperStream P4 Heatsink Review The fins come off the assembly line interlocked with one anther via small tabs and the entire fin assembly is soldered to the copper base plate.	Date: Sep 01, 2003 Model No.: SP420B8 Rating:
Spire 5F271B1L3 Copper Core Heatsink Review If done properly, the copper will ultimately increase the surface area of the heat source enticing quicker transmission to the outer fins more effectively.	Date: Jun 27, 2003 Model No.: 5F271B1L3 FalconRock II Rating:
Spire BFA07B2 Copper Core Heatsink Review Based on an older design which did not feature a copper insert, the BFA07B2 can almost be considered a second generation heatsink.	Date: Jun 20, 2003 Model No.: BFA07B2 MicroFlow II Rating:
Spire FridgeRock 5U213C1H3G Heatsink Review The FridgeRock's fan comes with a thermistor attached by the outside leads which monitors case temperature, and adjusts RPM to suit.	Date: Apr 17, 2003 Model No.: 5U213C1H3G Rating:
Spire 9T236B1M3G Pentium4 Heatsink Review Who remembers the time when big loud fans were being slapped onto undersized heatsinks and being sold to consumers hungry for some overclocking?	Date: Apr 03, 2003 Model No.: EasyStream 9T236B1M3G Rating:
Spire 5R266B1H3 Copper Core Heatsink Review The copper insert makes direct contact with the processors core to help spread out the heat to the remaining aluminum body.	Date: Nov 06, 2002 Model No.: 5R266B1H3 Rating:
Spire 5F263 Quiet Heatsink Review Not since Zalman entered onto the marketplace have we seen a heatsink with such a well finished base come from overseas.	Date: Jul 09, 2002 Rating:
Spire 5T235 Heatsink Review With the new 5T235 a lot seems to have changed; newer fancier packaging, an improved heatsink design, and most importantly improved manufacturing.	Date: Jun 13, 2002 Rating:
Spire 5R057B1M3R 1U Heatsink Review Spire are more known for their mid-level desktop heatsinks, but they do offer at least one copper 1U cooling solution.	Date: Dec 12, 2001 Model No.: 5R057B1M3R Rating:
Spire 5E055B1H3R Copper Heatsink Review Suffering from permanent hearing damage because of your heatsink cooler? Don't worry you're not alone, in the quesr to get the biggest and fasted heatsinks on the planet...	Date: Dec 11, 2001 Model No.: 5E055B1H3R Rating:
Spire 5T060B1H3R Heatsink Review At the forefront of the emerging class of 70mm heatsinks is the Model 5T, a simple extruded design that pulls it off quite well from the outset.	Date: Oct 04, 2001 Model No.: 5T060B1H3R Rating:
Spire 5E32B3 Heatsink Review Following in the footsteps of the Spire 5E30B3, the 5E32B3 boasts the same general extrusion design, but with one twist.	Date: Jul 23, 2001 Model No.: 5E32B3 Rating:
Spire 5E30B3 Heatsink Review The Spire 5E30B3 is a fairly standard design that looks quite similar to the copper-based Spire 5E34B3 heatsink.	Date: Jul 08, 2001 Model No.: 5E30B3 Rating:
Spire 5E34B3 Cu-Baseplate Heatsink Review The Spire 5E34B3 is one of the few heatsinks we have seen to have a copper plate mounted on the base of it.	Date: Jun 18, 2001 Model No.: 5E34B3 Rating:

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